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The Osceola times., 1887-02-26
A VIRTuors WOMAN.

Our eloquent friend Geo. Peters,
the able and fearless prosecuting
attorney of the Memphis district,
drew this beautiful picture Of vii,
tuous woman, in his closing argu
ment in the Dalton. Godwin case:
We have no need of statute law
for the protection of q virtuous wo-
man. No man has a higher appre-
citation for woman than ]. 1t IS to
women that l have been taught
since infancy to look for happiness.
1t is to her we look for the elcva-
tion of morals in society. To her
we look for the influences to pro-
mote good government. To her we
look for the strengthening power
that prevents man from falling into
error. II is her hand that guide
mans footsteps on earth and points
out the better land in the great eter.
nifty to which we are all fastening.
No man bows down before a vir'u.
Gus women with more worshipful
alteration than /, but she must be
she must be noble, she
must be pure. Yea, in the classic
language Of the immortal Shake
speare, she must be
"As chsst. ~ the icicie
That 10 curdcd by frnsts nom purest snow
And hs 70 On Dian's temple
When she is such, gentlemen, her
virtue rs . protection unto itself.
No msa dare approach her, ard
whsasssv yos tslk about prctecting
ristse VII : shatgsa Il = On insult
u every pure, visiucus woman, and
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Cue Tlmss- -1.mofrat
N NEW ORLEANS,

rs INC best newspaper published in
/ the South.
Because:
Its able editorials from the pens of
accomplished writers deal with the
great and live issues of the day.
Its complete telegraphic service, es-
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reached point of perfection never be-
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Its commercial and market reports
are carefully prepared and can be relied
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The SUNDAY edition e., 20 10 pages)
has in addition to the news and other
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of original and contributed reading
matter carefully selected, giving the
latest events in the world mind of
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a special feature is its unsurpassed
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to be found in the foreign press.
The Osceola times., 1887-02-26
Notice..

BY VIRTUE of AN ORDER OF the Judge Of
fhe Circuit Court Of NJ ississippi County, Arkan
sas, In vacation. TO me directed the under
signed, as sheriff of said County, will on the
srH. DAY OF MARCH, 1887,
at the Store house lately occupied by ! w
Price, in the town of Osceola, Mississippi Co. :,
Nrkansss, sell TO the highest bidder on a credit
If four mnnths, the entire stock OF Merchand-
ize, consisting of Dry -Ghods. Groc-rie-, Boots,
Shoes. &C, &c it being the sane that was
heretofore LEVIED upon by me under two at
tachmrnts issued by the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court of szid County, In iavor Of w. r Moore
& Co. and Robertson, Block x Co, versus j {.
W Price.
The sale Of snid merchandise to take place
within lawful hours of said day, and The pur-
chaser or purchasers thereof will be required
10 give note with good security
W 8. HAYES,
This Feb l5. lSS7 Sheriff Mics Go Ark
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NOTICE!

and oth-rs,will apply, by petition. To the Coun-
ty Court ~ Mississippi County, state Of Arsan-
sas, at the next April term thereof, 1887, to va
cate that part of the loanty Road ru nnIn < east
from tn south west corner ofthc north -west
quarter Of section (l0) ten, In township Q6) hf.
teen, range Q3) thirteen, East, to Wright,
Point. Iilckman's Bend, Arkansas.
SAMUEL BOLIN
March lst., 1857. and others.
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U0TT ear live al home aud make more mon.
vi II ey st work fnf u.s. than ~ anything rlsr
w in This world capital NOT needed; you
are started rec. Eoth sexes; all ages ANY one
can do She work Large earnings sure from first
start Costly cuii, AMI terms free Better not
delay. Costs you nothing - send US your adj
dress and hnd ont; if you are wise you will do
10 at Orce. ii rALLErr \ 60. Portland. Me
The Osceola times., 1887-02-26
WARNING ORDER.

~ TIE MISSISSIPPI CIRCUIT COURT IN
CHANCERY TO MAY TERM, lss7.
q. stephenson. Plaintiff
Sarah T.. stephen on. \Defcndant.
The nonresident defendant. Sarah Z Ste
phrnsnn, is warned t. appear In this Court
within thirty days, and answer the compliant Of
the plaintiff. q. A stephenson.
HUGH Il. MCvkIGH,
This Feb. u 1897 Clerk CT. CT.
II NJ Mcvcigh, au'v fnr Plaintiff.
S. s. semmes, Atty for nonresident De-
Nudlpt
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WASHINGTON LETTER
Uroa Oar Regular Corr~pondem)

UFoa Oar Regular Corrsspoadem)
WAsHIxerox, d. c., Feb. 10, 1887.
The sensation Of the past week on
Capitol Hill was the Presidents ve-
70 Of ono Of the most reckless speci-
msas Of legislation that was ever
presented to any Congress: "The
Uuivsrsal Pension bill" Not that
kis action was . surprise to those
wbo have watched his course in re.
gssd 70 pension matters, for he has
shswN, on several oocssious already,
- u bss she oosrsgs N do his
1o1n -. = Representative spria-
- ~ - - go Gllsa ~ a.
- - ~ ! { - - ~. e3<vs.
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3sceola Rain Drops.

and subscribe.
Mr.. Lewis G.. Bowen was among
ths passengers who went down to
the city this week.
Col. George w. Thomson and
NJ. W. P. Hale were among the ar
rivals on the Coahoma Thursday.
Don't forget the fact that you
can get the Little Rock Weekly Ga.
setts and this paper for $500, by
calling At the TINES Office.
Mrs. Emma Lewis, who has been
Asss on . visit to her sister, Mrs. J.
Hals, left Thursday for her home,
Evansville, Ind.
Mr.. James Liston and Mrs. Mary
Hartman, paid Memphis short bus
iosss trip during the week, laying in
afuIi limo OF seasonable goods.
Mr.. Fred w. Keiser, of Jourdan
Station Ky,'was among the welcome
visitors to Oseeola and the TINES
ofRoe during the week.
Three little boys were drowned
. few days ago, At Gold Dust, Tenn.
They were playing in n dugout, when
By some means, 1t was upset, with
The above result
-Miss Bradley Norton, who hat
had 70 close her school at Golden
Lake, on account of the high water,
came up last Thursday, and is visit
Ing her sister, Ars. T. c. Edrington.
"A drunken man is 20 seldom
sssn now.a-days upon our streets,
that whom two Of them we're discov.
cred this week, people wondered
ifa saloon had made an assignment.
-Mr. F. B. Hale was among the
visitors TO Memphis during the week,
whore be was joined by his son,
James, who has been attending
school 1t Sedalia, No., and who re.
tarnsd home with him.
The First Quarterly Conference
of the Osceola Circuit, NJ. Z. Church,
will be held to-day and to.morrow,
at the Union Church. All are re-
spsotiully invited to attend.
Tho river was reported AS at a
stand at Memphis, on the Is, and
20 remained until the 22nd, when a
rise Of one inch was reported. Here
the rise has never checked up, until
now ~ we go 70 press, the water
lacks % inches Of the mark Of 1882
Renewals for the week: Mess
P. Reed, Clear Lake; Thos. H. Mus.
graves, Brolaski; b. o. Harrison, (,s.
ceola; Mrs. 4. Dean, Pecan Point;
F. w. Keiser, Jourdan, Ky. New
Subscribers: J. w. Span, Covington,
Tenn, and c. Ross, Clear Lake, Ark
Mr.. James Lynch, son of Mr
John Lynch, . young man about %
or % years Of age, was drowned last
Saturday near Chickasawba, by the
overturning off dug-out in which be
was, while engaged in driving stock
out Of the overflow.
Our farmers are beginning to buy
farm mules, for which fancy prices
are paid, - usual. 1t is cheaper "a
rent mule during the crop season,
than 10 buy one 1t from $3.50, to tl75
and sell him in the fall at from $75
to 600. Eight cent cotton wont
pay for the difference.
We are authorized TO announce
to the Catholics of Osceola and vi.
cinity, that Rev. Fr. Leonard, Of
Memphis, will be in Osceola on next
Tuesday, March lst. 1887, and will
bold Divine services at the Catholic
Church, and administer the sscra-
ment.. All are cordially invited to
attend.
The miracle has not yet taken
place, hence the overflow is still
thresteningly imminent, and il we
mistake not, it will be big one. II
only lacks % inches of the high wa
ter mark Of 1882; the rains along all
tbs upper tributaries have been gen.
ersl; hence the ground is saturated,
and every drop of rain that now falls
goes to swell the tide.
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LITTLE Rock. ARK June q, 1879.
Messrs W, NJ AKIN g. co,
Evansville. Ind:
For the benefit ofall persons living in malarl.
al parts Of the county, ! take great pleasure In
recommending lr Arml.teaf's Aguc Tonic
having used the same myself and faml, and
rcccitrd 20 much brnrHt roIu the same, / am
sirs, living witness TO ils merits and can not
lay too much in its favor
Very respectfully,
A KING.
The Osceola times., 1887-02-26

And those sentiments, gentlemen,
are Just as true of the sons of Amer
lea to-day as they were of the sons
of the Green Isle, and ! repeat again,
a virtuous woman needs no other
protection. And so it is to-day with
the sons of Tennessee. They may
smile at vice, but they stand uncov-
cred in the presence of virtue.
The Osceola times., 1887-02-26
MANHOOD
AND
Sexual Power
By the u~c of
HTEP VIII n

Thousands of cases OF Nervous Debility,
mcntal and physical weakness lost manhood,
nervous prostlaiipn, results of irdiscretiOns,
eXcessas or any cause, cured b1 Nefyiia No.
remedy ever offered TO the afluted has metz
with suc'i unprecedented succ.ss II hes mol
eqna' for curing all forms of NrRyors ASH,
tNuAurTluN, DEBILITY OF DECAY. Iis bcne-
hciHl tl cts are imu uiediately percepnblc, III
70 lcw WEEKS after g. mmcncng its ~" feeling
uf renewed yig,r and Strength is apparent. IL
o1Ccts a prompt aud radical cure, ana l. the
only safe and "ilcctunl rcm,dy known iur cur
ing all forms of Nervous Debility fr"m any
caurc. Its effects Hr- p,rin1: ont. No matter
how aggravated your case, how many rcmc-
dics II have uicd, or how many doctors have
failct when the disease has bhilcd the
sk ll uf he ah'"-t physicians, when melancholy
and despair have taken the plscc of hope, md
the world lDuks blank and drsary, N~rvifa
will inspire new life aud p"rmarently cure
hot aud miud ~ ~ cases cured by its uso
la 1884, ftr ne lBth that Il viii cure every
casr prompts me- tn send trial package ~
receipt Of ~ cent, for postuge, etc Name
this paper.
DE. \ G. { LIN Box 90, Chicago. III.
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putting virtue on the same level
with vice. 1t is related in IRISH
history that young and beautiful
virgin journeyed from city to city
alone, over the whole island, carry
ing only wand in her hand and a
gem on her finger aud was unmo-
Tested, though young and beau tiful,
and her virtue her only protection,
and the Irish bard tells us in his
own poetic simplicity that
" Rich and rare were the gems she wore,
And a bright gold ring on her hand she bore.
Bot. oh, her beauty was far beyond
Her spark Ing gems or snow-whiie wand.
Lady, dost thou mt fear to stray
SO lone and lovely through this bleak way
Are Rrin' sons 50 good or so cold
AS not to be tempted 10y woman or goldi
Sir Knight, feel not the least alarm.
No son cf Erin will offer me harm,
For though they love woman and golden store,
Sir Knight. they love honor and virtue more
ON she went and her maiden smile,
In safety lighted her round the green isle,
Aud blert forever is che who feiisd
On krtn's honor and Erln's PRIDE
The Osceola times., 1887-02-26
20 Years Before The Public.

DIR. Ee. A. Arinistcad's
AGU e TONIC!
$1,000 Reward for the Detection OF
Arsenic in II.
There is perhaps no other Chl Cure offered 10
the afflicted that gives the satisfaction tlint l'r.
Armistead's does, II is n perfectly harmless
propagation being ssfein the hands ofchiidren
and Is the most paatahle and pleasant to take
Of all que remedis by following directions
Armistead'S Ague Tonic is a o.riain care lnr
Chills, and Is The best preparation made Tor
thoroughly eradicating from tle system all ma
larial pois n. Unlike QuinTne and similar
drugs, II cures strictly by percussion. and has a
toning effect upon the entire system, thereby
avoiding the usuai debility and neruus pros
tratl"n which result from the use of Quinine,
,rsenic and kindred dIugs, which are usual!
given.
GALATiA, ltLs., June 2ih. 1881.
". VI. AKIN & co Evansville, Ind:
Gentlemen-Sirs
have been selling ARMS
tcad's Agde Tonic for four years and / can "a,
II Is the best Ague and Fever Cure I ever sold
have been selling que Medicints for forty
years.
Yours respectfully.
Il s. WHEELER, NJ. d.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17

serious attention. Next comes the
county dads, who wi want u deputy
or so with them in their dtlibrr; tiUns.
But the most laborious part OF their
work will he tho summoning of the
long veuircs OF iurymen t,r next
term of district court which couvencs
again in Mari. Thcn this court will
require waiting on 10y good portion
oi The iotce. 80 /, wi be seen that
deputy shcrill- of Mclrnnsn county
don't have a cay times a. those OF
matN other counties.
sma llre occurred back of Todd's
meat market yesterday. but WAS SUI
pressed before doing any damage.
The enter aiument of the Loyal
emperauceLes.o n came oil la, night
a announced. srd was literally pat
iohlled by the good people of Waco.
On account OF the Indictment W cath
er, the usual interesting exercises of
the Phllo Literary society were not
carried out, i'll fact there was no meet
ing Isst night.
The tiremen's grand ball AVID sup
PER on the night of the 22d, is looked
event bv Wacoltes. 1t viii undoubt-
edly be big thing.
Rev. a. Migrll al old man OF God,
who has served fotty-f, ur years in the
ministerial harness, with wife, are
guests at DR.. G.. Ii. Raudal's. Mr..
Nigel was placed on the retired ST
OF his church at the recent dose OF
his charge rs pastor OF the Bryan
Methodist Episcopal church, aud he
and his Z Unable lady wi spend the
evening OF their lordly aud useful eX-
istnnce IN Waco.
TIE EXAMINER delegation were
the fortunate ald grateful recipients
vest 'rdaY ota Iarg> box of toothsom'
"goodies,' accompanied by card
bearing the cheering little message,
"Complimcnts OF MIR. and Mrs Nj ID
Herring" The cakes were OF various
and delicate : aides aud tints. TO de-
scribe tn IN a., I'd .licious" would be
/ put l.g tie case very mildly. IL
would come nearer the marx TO say
they appeared like the handiwork of
the nlmble, delicate aud deNtrous tin-
| gers OF nymphs or fairies and well
calculated to tempt the palate OF
kings or the most taetidlous epicures.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17
PERSONAL.

Richard webb is Lappy man, lt9 a
bouncing girl
Mr.. j. ). McLendon, the Calvert
banker, is again in the city.
Mr.. Gid Sleeper, Hewitt, was on
the streets of Waco yesterday,
Mr.. Gray. merchant of Troy, is in
town buying OF Wa"o's wholesalers.
Mr.. Royal A. Ferris, Dallas bus'-
ness man. was in the city yesterday
Live Stock Agent Sam Hunt. of the
ST. Louis, Arkansas and Texas rail
way, is sgsiu III the city.
Mr.. Stickney, representing Scarf
Il OConnor, printers suppues, Dial
las, was in the city yesterday.
DR.. j. w. Kerr aud daughter, Miss
Maggie, returned yesterday to Cor
sicana after witnessing the brilliant
Bagby-llerring nuptials.
Rev. n. A, Cravens, the venerable
father of the ExAMrNEK's business
manager, Mr.. Frank T.. Cravens, was
taken seriously i'll vest 2rday morning.
He vas much better AT a late hour
last night, however.
Messrs w. &. Winston, Morgan;
f. NJ, West Mount Calm: f.. II. Boyd,
McCulloch; Mr.. Woodward, Geneva;
w. i. Sparks, Robinson; general
merchants of those towns were in
Waco yesterday, stocking up for the
holidays,
Mr.. John A. Thayer, Jr,, represent
ing the st Louis Type foundry, was
in the city yesterday. The St. Louis
Type foundry has large conslitu-
ency in Texas and MIR. Thayer will
doubtless not go away empty handed
III the matter OF orders.
Mrs. Geo w. McElveep of Atlanta
Go. nee Miss Ella Pace, Of Waco, is in
the city on visit to her parents. Her
coming was entirely unexpected, but
nevertheless delightful to her numer-
Gus old friends among tho people of
this city.
Mr.. 5. o. Hessler, The EXAMINERS
efficient correspondent aud agent at
Abbott, called to pay his respects yes
terday morning. He reports more
rain in "his range" than we have had
wheat prospects brilliant, and vol
unIeer oat crop that is an agricultural
phenomenon.
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Notice Observation-Disclosures. Sale

lreliN II. Robertson, substitute trustee,
duly appointed In writing hy.J. V, smith, the
holder and owner OF two prOmiss notes for
S20tCl each secured by adeed of trust made,
by j. b. WnSlett to John II Finks, trustee
Msrch 2Nth lS'3 Ia secure the'paymeut of.snld
notes and interest, Ohe said Finks having re-
fused to perform the trust) which said deed OF
tyust Is recorded in Mortgage Book n. page D.
OF Mclennan county records, - which refer
enCc here made for details, win sell at the
court house door of McLennau county, Mt pub
lie auction, to the hlghest bidder for cash on
January 2ist 1855 between The legal hours of
sale, the following described property towit.
a part of q 100 acre tract out of the j. NJ
sepheussurvey, sold by deorgeW. Harris and
wife TO W, Scott, being also part of lot sold
hyW Scott and wife 20 NJ. h, Cobb, bound |
as fDllows viz: Beginning at the $ " corner
Of the Whitaker lot for beginning corner Of
this thence 60 W, vs. vnras to corner; thence
:. 80 w ~ varas (li2 feet to corner; thence
81 % yaras (259 ieeUtO corner; thence >, 20
T. 80 feet to beginning corner, 'Or the pur
bose of paying Off the balance due on said
note amounting to$i50.0O. This lith day Of
December lsN7
FELIX II. ItoBEHrBON.
substitute Trustee
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Held Up by Masked Williams.

special to The Examiner.
RoCKWALL, Dec. l6 Last night at
O'Clock, while j G. Tabor aud w. G..
Ruddle, clerks of the g. Is. Carter
Lumber Company, were quietly sit
ting III the office of said company in
this place couple of masked men
stepped into the office and asked the
occupants to stand aud deliver nj the
point of the pisto They compile
with the request with little ,remony
The robbers secured about seventy
five dollars in cash aud es' ,.p d lo..v-
ing no clue.
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a TriDIe Alliance.

Uuhsppily for the wretched victim OF their
assaults, dyspepsia constipation and bilious
ness are faithful allies When one OF these
foes attack the system, the other TWO speedily
follow in its wake, and successfully MAKE
their onslaught, Successively, but not sue
oessfully, If Hostetter's Stomach Bltters be
used to rtpe the onset. The Bitters as easily
e,trpates these monsters as ct. George is de
plcted in the act Of doing 10 the dragon in the
steel vignet,e upon the glass bottles which
sJyance is nearly simultaneous. Their
nntnality destroyed, they recipitately re-
treat, leaving health master Of the position n
a .anS fortiaer ia also reliable bulwark
ssrsinst the insid ious assaults Of malaria dis
ease, and stops the approach OF rheumatism
II, moreover, relieves nervous complaints
and imparts vigor to the weak
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17
RAILROAD RACKET
un,,,be Manipulate S of the Iron Horse are
Doing and Saying,

Ina convcrs. ton with prominent
carton Belt ran, an EXAMINER man
-, IA thst this read has done more
.nstrnetion OF letO than any other
.+om now running into Texas. 1t
70. lust completed the branches fro III
81, pleasgut TO sherman and the one
f.om Commerce to TT. Worth. The
r.,,cb from Corsicana II HIllsboro
49, ouiy The finishing touches be-
,aro the rolling stock VIII be put on,
.Se hal weather having prevented 1t
rom already being III tp5iatlon.
,tH line OF min; y miles, from ~ Ter
"a LutkiD, has done a big business
,Sis fell hauling out the cotton crop
and the long Leaf yellow. 1t pene-
sra,es the heart of the best pineries
W Texas, from which large per cent.
- This class of lumber, for the kaE-
"ss CITY market is supplied. Many of
.Sa II arkets of Texas are also sup
lied with lumber hauled over the
sane road.
MIR. Alex ). Thweatt, travelling pas
,slway, with headquarters at Atlanta,
CAV in the city yesterday, work
inc up the he hd.y excursions tor
The Kansas City, Memphis, and Birm-
ircham railroad, which Is road that
Joes ioiut through business with his
avn. lie says that the Kansas City,
Memphis aud Birmingham road ha-
mat reached Birmingham, end have
mt down rates on throu.h traffic to
,rts per mnle on all immigrant bus
ness eat OF the Mis- ,issippi This
essens the rate Oh through ticket !,
coming into Texas, from So to 50
This. he thinks, will greatly favor the
mmjrration move now being agitated
II over Texas. Tho COM Teton OF
mis- road shoItens the distance be
,Ween Birmingham and Atlanta forty
miles. and this twC-cen1 r'te applles
Dlhst portion of the route also, III
aesd OF the Immigrant laying the
do rate over it as heret otore. by the
lsls of this road, the tare from a t.
sta to all Texas points is reduced
$50 For instance, the fare from AT
nta TO Dallas is reduced by the new
ider of things from 1925 to $3.50
This is the road which the Cotton
Belt unites with to send its holiday
Excursions to lhe southeast.
A prominent Central man inform
| TItE EXAMINER that his road will
within very few months, begin the
extension of the Waco branch OF tina
road from Albany ON Into the Psn
handle to intcrsect the Fort WORT
sud Denver City at some point il
that section, when the road viii be ,
Mrough connection with the grea
3Cclorndo metropolis, Denver. Tho
N,ension of this great arm of Waco.
seders and its connection with Denver
ill be- great boon to her il proper
utilized by her busincs men.
grading on the branch of the Mis
i.l Pacific, from Dallas to Hiilsbore
auOW complete, but operations have
addenly ceased and it thus stands un
ompleted.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-17

The Woman's Exchange met IN the
PAL Tors of the MoLc'cud Hotel, on
Wednesday afternoon. a most eu-
couraging incident of this meeting,
WAS the response to our solicitation
TOR honorary membership, in an appli-
cation from Messrs. See II Staten for
membership. They gave in payment
1000 brick, which we can easily dis
pose of tor more tnan the price of
two membc rships, which would be $40.
We extend thanks to Mir. and Mrs.
Grand tor their kindness i'll further
ing the interests OF the exchange, by
FURNISHING SO central and SO CONNIE
dious and comfortable place tor or
gsDization. The exchange is now
thoroughly organized, and the school
room belonging to Miss Mary Davis,
on the corner of Jackson and Foufth
streets, has been selected for the meet
ings, until further action OF
the exchange. Let the mem
bers and all others Inter
ested meet there, ON "Wednesday, Dec
q, at 2:30 p. III. We hope 10 have
ne tickets ready for the next meet
ing. The bylaws and explanation OF
the cause Will be published at once
and we hope by them to enlighten all
euquirers after information so IA to
secure their sat- staCtlon and intere-'
in the work. There is great vitality
in the present membership and the
warmth aud glow OF their earnestnes.
are being communicat to man
more. Nav the good work incr, rs,
until a temple to honorable labor be
erected i'll Waco where every WOMB
may bring the tribute of her talen
aud receive in Exchange" COLDER
profit TO herself.
Mrs l.. a CRAIG,
Corresponding Sccretal y